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I don't think it has any effect on the actual painting but could when it comes to cutting in, for me it is left to right or right to left depending on location and light.

That wiring diagram is a little ambiguous, the up/down buttons only have a single wire and the power switch looks like it just shorts out the battery C, You will need to spend some time tracing the actual wiring. You need to look at this as two parts, one is the battery and charger system...

Thats a blast from the past, the old star delta starters were once common in industry for large motors but now just use soft starters as they deliver many other benefits as well. The ABB ones are really good and allow the use of a bypass...

If the problem is just a blocked trap then maybe use a chemical unblocker overnight and then a plunger next day which could save you a lot of hassle. https://www.screwfix.com/p/monument-tools-master-plunger-200-150mm/34513

depends on the age, solid fixings were once used but would be evident, then we used brackets that used rubber bungs that expanded when tightened that went into holes in the rear of the sink but with torch and mirror should also be evident and now it seems the trend is for mastic / silicon on...

But only 4 inchs usable at table ! Half will pull work down onto table, other half will lift work off table and some cover that half.

Have you thought about a belt and disc sander, could be more versatile than just a disc. I have this version which is the same as another from Axminster. https://www.toolden.co.uk/p/sip-01946-4-x-8-belt-disc-sander/...

I think this is just something you can get with Sapele and technique plays a large part.

Have you tried a local agent in Jedburgh ?

Yes another buy out by Eaton who essentially grew by aquisition of competitors.

You might wish to edit the title of your thread because a contractor is someone who would perform the task, you need a replacement contactor and it might just be easier / cheaper to buy a replacement DOL unit than mess around looking for parts.

I think for std size sheets this idea is great, as we age we do struggle more with material handling so anything to help is a bonus. Your supersized sheets are another problem, do you need that size or is it a case of that is the size for that material ?

When you see this then you are removing more material than needed, as @Doug71 has said, that last pass is just a cleanup which is not removing 10mm. What make of jig and size cutter are you using ?

Nothing really because the major difference is that with copper you are only dealing with electrical signals but with fibre you need to convert the optical signal into electrical which is where the ONT comes into play, I think of it as a modem that handles light transmision. At this point you...

I can see that feature of getting a vertical sheet horizontal is handy, I can also see that the idea / concept looks to have been taken from a plasterboard lifter which goes one step further in that it can raise the horizontal board upto the ceiling for fixing. I cannot see why there are not...

Only in an industrial enviroment where that is a requirement to meet PUWER regs. In the home workshop you can use basic on/off switches, DOL's or the cheap versions that come fitted to a lot of machinery but it is not a must have because the only person responsable for your safety is you who...

My pillar drill had a DOL starter , I just rewired this to incorporate the contactor and OL but no latching as with the footswitch it is not required as it acts as a deadmans switch but gives me two hands free to use the drill.

I think one way of summing up why people make this or that is simple, we enjoy the jourmey as much if not more than the destination.

I use one of these on my pillar drill...

I used to use Mathcad until PTC brought them out and now charge too much on a subscription basis and before that a program called derive which was really fantastic as a symbolic equation solver but looking for something similar so what is Smath like ?